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Letters: Improve public services to avoid resentment over the arrival of immigrants - Vimarsana News

Letters: Improve public services to avoid resentment over the arrival of immigrants

People arriving in Ireland need services, just like those already living here.

Letters: Stardust intransigence is comparable to Guildford and Birmingham injustices - Vimarsana News

Letters: Stardust intransigence is comparable to Guildford and Birmingham injustices

The treatment of Irish suspects convicted by the English judicial system for the Guildford and Birmingham IRA atrocities is often used here to illuminate the wilfully byzantine intransigence of that process regarding investigations, convictions, appeals, and the pursuit of the truth.

Letters: What does the Fine Gael party stand for? Thirteen years of dereliction of duty - Vimarsana News

Letters: What does the Fine Gael party stand for? Thirteen years of dereliction of duty

I write this letter as someone who has no political connections of any kind.

Letters: Biden and Trump's age is not important – just look at Dev and Michael D - Vimarsana News

Letters: Biden and Trump's age is not important – just look at Dev and Michael D

I have to disagree with David Ryan (Letters, January 22) in which he said Joe Biden and Donald Trump are too old to be running for high political office in America.

Letters: Little men on a mission — trying to stop the march of Limerick - Vimarsana News

Letters: Little men on a mission — trying to stop the march of Limerick

Sir — At the turning of the year, the ‘little men’ were in conclave up the side of Slieve- namon. They were gathered to discuss the extraordinary rise of the Limerick hurling team and the fate of rivals Kilkenny and Tipperary, whom they saw as the carriers of the hurling flame, with Cork an annoying impostor.